The JF-17 has gained global acclaim as a cost-effective but vastly superior alternative to its rivals, attracting interest from numerous nations in acquiring the JF-17 Thunder's third variant following its successful integration into the air forces of Myanmar and Nigeria. Serbia is now being offered the JF-17 Thunder as the Serbian Air Force, reduced to a few functioning aircraft post-1990s conflicts, seeks to purchase twelve jets to reinforce its aerial power. The third iteration of the JF-17, now appealing to Serbia, comes with enhancements such as dual air-to-air missile carriers. Expected to enter service with the Pakistan Air Force shortly, the Block 3 model of the JF-17 Thunder has reached new peaks under Chinese supervision, turning it into an even more potent arsenal and providing Pakistan with an unassailable defense. The prototype of JF-17 Block 3, featuring significant improvements and armed with the PL-10E short-range air-to-air missile, has successfully completed test flights, poised to transform Pakistan's air warfare capabilities significantly and gain superiority over India's current fleet, as per analysts.

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